TuckyGet Tucky
Download Tucky for Mac. No Terminal or Homebrew required.
Open the DMG, drag Tucky to Applications, then open Tucky from Applications.
Developer ID signed and Apple-notarized.
Need a hand?
Tucky is built in the open. Bugs and feature requests go straight to the tracker, where you can see what has already been raised and what is being worked on.
Report a bug or request a feature
Open an issue on GitHub. Include your macOS version and what you were doing when it went wrong — it gets fixed faster that way.
Open an issueSee what changed
Tucky checks for updates automatically. Choose Check for Updates, then Restart now when the download is ready.
View releasesRead the source
The install script and the app itself are public. Look before you run it — with a tool that hears everything you say, that is the point.
Browse the repoInstalling Tucky
How do I install and update Tucky?
Download the signed DMG, open it, and drag Tucky to Applications. Launch it from Applications. For updates, choose Check for Updates in Tucky, then Restart now. Your local data and models stay in place.
Which Macs are supported?
The current Mac installer requires macOS 14 or later and Apple Silicon. It rejects Intel Macs. Allow several GB for model downloads; the total depends on the speech and language models you select.
Can I install it with Homebrew?
There is no Homebrew formula. Download the signed DMG and drag Tucky to Applications.
How do I update to a new version?
Tucky checks for updates automatically. Choose Check for Updates, then Restart now when the download is ready.
Where is my data stored, and how do I remove it?
The app keeps recordings, transcripts, and its index locally. Back up what you need before deleting the app and its data folder. Exports, Google Drive uploads, and copies shared with other tools must be managed separately.
Is there a Windows version?
Windows is a development build, not a fully supported release. The full capture workflow is macOS-first; do not assume Windows feature parity. Check the Windows development notes before trying a build.